Hacking Installing twilight hack on 3.3 u (PAL) ?

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Alright so i swapped the drives in my wii, was a success. But now i have another problem, i can not install the twilight hack or atleast i dont think i can.

My wii was originally USA, i converted it to PAL for some reason. So now it is a 3.3e I have the original zelda twilight princess cd for USA. But when i try to copy the usa version of 3.3 twiight hack (USA), it says that this data can not be copied. I'm guessing because my wii is PAL not USA. When i try copying the PAL version it says you must first play this game on your wii, ect. , so right now i am currently downloading the PAL version... But i also understand this won't work, since my wii was originally USA and it will just go to a black screen when clicking start? (Mod chip D2Pro9 V3) And of course auto booting wad manager, wont work because it is 3.3 = kills trucha signed discs >< I have tried just about anything, but maybe i missed something, is there any other way to install the twilight hack on my wii?

Oh yes one more thing, if anyone can copy the homebrew channel (wii to sd card) (or any other channel that will let me run code) and upload it, USA and PAL? Cause i deleted the homebrew channel on this wii, cant remember if i formated or not, if i didnt i could just copy the channel, thanks.
 

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    @_Ruri_, they slip
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    Hm, it makes sense. Nothing else comes to my mind then :/ I guess you have to either make efforts finding the right screwdriver or just give up
  • Xdqwerty @ Xdqwerty:
    @_Ruri_, I'd rather give up
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    @Xdqwerty, I guess. No places that sell screwdrivers around?
  • Xdqwerty @ Xdqwerty:
    @_Ruri_, not that I remember
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    Oof. Maybe supermarkets sell them?
  • Xdqwerty @ Xdqwerty:
    @_Ruri_, mmaybe
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    They should be pretty common screwdrivers so there's a chance
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    Don't know about the tri-wing screwdrivers though
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    They're basically Nintendo exclusive from what I know so no chance you're gonna find them in random physical stores
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    The normal cross ones you could though so you can probably take out the back cover
  • Xdqwerty @ Xdqwerty:
    @_Ruri_, they don't seem to be tri wing screws
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    @Xdqwerty, You could have a chance to take out at least the back cover then
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  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    Dunno about the insides though, never disassembled a 3ds
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    Try checking out the iFixit guides
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  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    Huh according to the iFixit guides it doesn't seem like you need tri wing screwdrivers to disassemble the insides
  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    That's pretty good news
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  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    Rest are standard Philips screwdrivers
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    And various spudgers but you could make-do with other stuff no problem
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    What's the issue again?
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    Brb gonna shower
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    Okay see you
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  • _Ruri_ @ _Ruri_:
    @Xdqwerty, Dunno if you'll read this but I finished reading the story, I love the humor lol, and the idea of an incompetent hero with a smart kid is really particular, haven't seen it around much. Their dynamic kinda reminds me of Manzai (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manzai) humor, pretty cool
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    A small flathead screwdriver that just fits in the center unscrews triwing screws with ease
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    The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye: A small flathead screwdriver that just fits in the center unscrews triwing screws with ease +1